Thames Water has awarded a framework agreement for traffic control services in South London - services include supply of traffic lights and associated equipment, CAD drawings, and enabling services.
The supply of traffic management in the South London region of Thames’ operational area covers the supply
of traffic lights and associated equipment for a range of requirements, including road closures, contraflows, or any other job whereby traffic lights or the management of traffic is required.
Estimates of jobs are approximately 3,000 per year, distributed across road closures, twoway lights and multi-way signals.
Initial contract duration runs to September 2026, with options to extend annually up to a maximum overall term to September 2030.
The contract has been awarded to Road Traffic Solutions Ltd.
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